View of Vesaas and surrounding mountains from the meadow above the farm.
Strolling down the road that runs through Vesaas. The weaving studio is on the far right.
Interior
photo of the house that students share at Vesaas. On cool days students
also congregate here for lunch.
Interior
of Mannestuga, another house used for student housing which is located
a few miles from Vesaas at the farm Plassen.
Eli
and Olav invited the students for a final meal inside the main house at
Vesaas. Parts of the house date to the 16th century.
The
dining/living room at Vesaas is almost like a museum. Olav's family has
lived on this farm from at least the 16th century.
The front door of the main house at Vesaas, has welcomed artists and musicians to this farm for many years.
Many
delicious regional and typically Norwegian meals are served to students
in this 16th century barn at Mjonøy Handcraft and Cultural Center.
Students
and teachers waiting for a family style meal at Mjonøy. The meal
often begins with a Norwegian folk song from our server.